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How to Build Event-Driven Apps Using AWS S3, Lambda & SNS

Automate real-time notifications with a flexible serverless workflow Introduction Event-driven architectures allow cloud systems to react to changes with minimal delay. Among AWS’s serverless tools, combining S3, Lambda, and SNS is a powerful and widely used pattern for building scalable, automated workflows. In this blog, I’ll walk you through setting up this workflow and share a globally […]

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Terraform Modules: How to Monitor AWS Infra Using CloudWatch

Part 3 of the series — After building and load balancing our AWS infrastructure, it’s time to monitor it like a pro. Introduction After setting up our scalable AWS infrastructure using Terraform and integrating it with an Application Load Balancer (see Part 2), the next step is observability. In this blog, we’ll use AWS CloudWatch Alarms and

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Terraform Modules: How to Build a Scalable AWS Infrastructure.

What I learned while building and debugging AWS infrastructure from scratch with Terraform Introduction Recently, I took on a hands-on challenge to simulate a real-world lift-and-shift cloud migration using AWS. My goal was to build modular infrastructure from scratch using Terraform. I wanted this to be more than a demo: a production-style, reusable foundation for deploying applications in

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How to Use AWS S3 Event Notifications to Trigger Lambda, SNS, and SQS

Amazon S3, a scalable and reliable object storage service, is a cornerstone of many cloud-based architectures. But did you know that it also enables seamless automation of workflows through Amazon S3 Event Notifications? Whether you are triggering image processing upon file uploads or keeping track of file deletions, S3 Event Notifications are a powerful tool to

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